New member

[Red_Hamish]

Hi Nikki, welcome aboard too.

cheers

Jim

[NASAAN101]

thanks,
what is this site is it about just models or can wer talk about WW 2 ship or no>
NIKKI

[Red_Hamish]

hi Nikki , we deal with all aspects of shipping both in miniature (the predominent area) and in full size. The only reservation is the full size on most  of the topic boards are  Paddlers either Steam, Diesle, Electric , Stern wheel Side Paddlers or Centre Paddlers. If the WWII ship is a paddler then  a thread on it would most certainly be welcome.
I hope that sets out what we do and what we are about.
cheers

Jim

[NASAAN101]

Jim,
i guess what i'm asking is can we talk about warships? of whitch i have 75, now.
NIKKI

[Bob Golder]

Hi Nikki

Welcome from me also.    Although our main  interest is paddle driven vessels, there is a section on the forum headed "Powered Craft" under "Other Marine Models" which deals with non paddle models.  Perhaps you could open a thread there on your model warships.

[NASAAN101]

OK. as of right now i don't Have a model that i'm building i'm trying to learn as much about them as i can, you know
Nikki
PS the 75-ships im looking at are based on ww2 ships.

[Red_Hamish]

Nikki, go for it post away in the other vessels area and  we'll keep you right on what area of the board to put them n.

cheers

Jim

[NASAAN101]

Thanks Jim! how long has this site been up for now?
NIKKI

[Red_Hamish]

Hi Nikki , I've been associated with the site in this guise for about five or six years. Previously there was a dedicated Yahoo group for a similar time. Most of the Yahoo members have migrated over to this one and I think I'm correct in saying that PJ from Canada is one of the founders of the group.  I'm sure someone will rectify that statement if it is wrong. This forum is  provided as a site dedicated to the furthering of paddlers of all kinds by a group of four international members (who bear the costs) and to whom we are forever grateful.

cheers

Jim

[NASAAN101]

OK jim,
that's cool.. it's a cool site.. i didn't eve know the US had Blockade runner in the civil War, back in the 1800's.. when we went to Newport news back in August, my dad had never been to the The Mariners Museum, so we when there and saw the moniter Center, which is the first US Ironclud, and she and the Virigia AKA Merrimack. So That was cool..
NIKKI